All right here's a really important question and I want you to think about it honestly.

What's your greatest fear as a mom or a dad? Your greatest parenting fear. I'll give you a second to ponder that. I'll share

that for me, one of my biggest fears was during a season of acting out. One of our kids was acting out in some pretty dangerous ways.

And I was seriously concerned for their life and for decisions being made in this season that might affect the rest of their life.

I prayed a lot, a whole lot then.

Well, I'm John Fuller along with Dr. Danny, Danny, you're a trained Christian counselor,

so you don't have any fear.

You've never had any moments of fear, I'm sure,

or have you.

I mean, I'm being facetious obviously I think we're always

We're always subject to some sort of fear as moms and dads how about you what there's not there's nothing wrong with feeling the feeling of fear.

That's a normal reaction of something that you don't want to have happen.

And besides my daughter doing aerial acrobatics and the potential for her to get hurt.

So she's way up there off the ground.

Yeah, yeah, she's way up there and upside down with her neck pointing down.

Certainly there have been moments of nervousness there.

But I would say I experienced the greatest fear, probably when they started to drive,

in the consideration of the potential for an accident to happen and getting that phone call that something

has happened.

I've walked that journey with several families on the on the counseling side of things.

And so you know the abruptness of that,

the sudden moment of just shifting in your life when that happens.

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